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Practical Lessons from Theories of the Policy Process

Policy Analysis
Political Participation
Public Administration
Public Policy
Agenda-Setting
Policy Change
Political Activism
Political Engagement
P299
Chris Weible
University of Colorado Denver
Paul Cairney
University of Stirling
Chris Weible
University of Colorado Denver

Building: BL27 Georg Sverdrups hus, Floor: 3, Room: GS 3524

Friday 14:00 - 15:40 CEST (08/09/2017)

Abstract

This roundtable will take policy theories to the next level: identifying the state of the art in policy theories, their empirical advances, their overall application to real world politics and policymaking, and the extent to which these insights ‘travel’ well across time and space. The roundtable focuss on scientific advance in a way that can be pitched to practitioners in policymaking and offer scholars new ways to describe their insights to a wider audience. We advance the study of policy and politics by drawing out the practical insights from ‘state of the art’ policy theories. All papers will be written in a way that combines scientific sophistication with accessibility to practitioner audiences. This roundtable is an extension of a workshop on the same theme and summarizes findings for a forthcoming special issue in Policy & Politics.

Title Details
Improving Institutional Design: Strategies for Collective Action, Building Robust Institutions, and Assessing Policy Performance View Paper Details
Learning how to Learn in Policy-making: Strategies, Organizational Capacities, and the Power of Unlearning View Paper Details
Practical Lessons from the Study of Agenda Setting: Combine Evidence with Emotional Appeals View Paper Details
'Policy Orienteering’: A Map and Compass Approach to Better Policy through Knowledge Articulation and Institutional Work View Paper Details